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Cyprus News Agency: News in English (PM), 01-10-01Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next ArticleFrom: The Cyprus News Agency at <http://www.cyna.org.cy>CONTENTS
1545:CYPPRESS:01[01] Weather and Temperatures for CyprusNicosia, Oct 01 (CNA) - Today's weather and temperatures for Cyprus, according to the Meteorological Service at Larnaca International Airport are:
Temperatures (degrees Celcius)
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Station Maximum Minimum Weather
(At 1200 UTC)
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Nicosia 31 18 FINE
Larnaca 31 21 FAIR
Limassol 32 19 FINE
Paphos 29 18 FINE
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CNA/RM/2001
1622:CYPPRESS:02[02] Cyprus - Greece - Defence Ministers - Press ConferenceNicosia, Oct 1 (CNA) -- Greek National Defence Minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos has stressed the need for collective and concerted action on the part of the international community to deal with the newly emerged situation, following the terrorist attacks in the US, and called on the international community to turn its attention to pending disputes with a view to finding a settlement.Speaking at a joint press conference with his Cypriot counterpart Sokratis Hasikos, the Greek minister said Greece insists on finding a "common road of convergence" with Turkey, which has to prove with deeds if it really wishes to adjust its policies and walk along this path with Greece. The minister said that today's military parade to mark 41 years since the independence of the Republic of Cyprus is a reminder that Cyprus honours its dead heroes, it reiterates the country's resolve to work for freedom and enjoyment of human rights by all Cypriots and it also reaffirms that the Republic's armed forces can defend the nation. In his comments to the press, Hasikos said Cyprus is suffering the repercussions of international terrorism in the continuing Turkish occupation of 37 per cent of its territory and stressed that peace talks is the only way to solve the Cyprus question. "The international community demands a collective response to terrorism, we see a big change in the world as we have known it to-date, we have to uproot once and for all terrorism," he said, calling on the international community to deal with hot-beds of "crisis and instability" with a view to reduce the risk for world security. There is an obligation to implement the principles of law and order the international community abides by with consistency, in areas where these values do not apply, he said, noting that Cyprus, because of the continuing Turkish occupation, is "a classic example" where law and order must be restored. CNA/MM/RM/2001 1650:CYPPRESS:03[03] President Clerides - Military parade - StatementsNicosia, Oct 1 (CNA) -- President Glafcos Clerides has said that the Republic's armed forces, the National Guard, are equipped with weapons that allow it to deal with problems that may arise, but stressed that he continues to believe in the peaceful settlement of the Cyprus question.Having taken the salut of today's impressive military parade, to mark 41 years since the independence of the Republic, he said "the parade showed the readiness of our armed forces to defend Cyprus." CNA/GS/AAG/RM/MM/2001 1745:CYPPRESS:04[04] Cyprus - Independence Day - Military paradeNicosia, Oct 1 (CNA) -- Military hardware, newly acquired by the National Guard, was on display at today's parade to commemorate the 41st anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Cyprus.Cyprus President Glafcos Clerides took the salute, flanked by Defence Minister Sokratis Hasikos and the Commander of the National Guard Lieutenant General Evangelos Florakis. Present at the parade, representing the Greek government, was Greece's National Defence Minister Akis Tsohatzopoulos. CNA/NMA/RM/MM/2001 CNA ENDS Cyprus News Agency: News in English Directory - Previous Article - Next Article |
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